Approved Code No. 93-Amendment No. 1 Registry No. 1399-1-11 

NATIONAL RECOVERY ADMINISTRATION 

AMENDMENT TO 

CODE OF FAIR COMPETITION 

FOR THE 

WASHING AND IRONING 

MACHINE MANUFACTURING 

INDUSTRY 

AS APPROVED ON APRIL 19, 1934 

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Approved Code No. 93-Amendment No. 1 

AMENDMENT TO 

CODE OF FAIR COMPETITIO l•. 

FOR THE 

WASHING AND IRONING 1\/IACHINE MANUF ACTURING INDUSTRY 

As Approved on April 19, 1934 

ORDER 

l\1omFICATION oF CooE oF FAIR CoMPETITION FOR TTIE vV 11.. HJN0 AND 

IRo :rrNG :MACHINE 1\1.AN FA T RING I ?~D - TI:Y 

Pur uant to the provi i.on f Articl IY. ection F c,f the above 

ode and in full compliance with the proYi ions of Title I of the 

-ational Recovery Act, approved June 16 1933 I Hugh S. John on, 

... clmini trator for Indu trial Recovery, pursuant to authorit3 Ye ted 

in me by Executive Order · of the Pre ident including Executive 

Order number 6543-A, dated December 30, 1933, an 1 otherwise, lo 

hereby order that the provi3ion of Arti le IV, Section F of the 

above ode be tricken therefrom and do hereby order f1lrther that 

the following amendment be ·ubstitute l therefor : 

'' Employees permitted to work in excess of forty ( 40) hour · p2r 

w ek and eight (8) hours per day under th provi. io 1s f ~ ection B 

paragraph 1 and 3 of Article III shall be paid not les. tl an one and 

one-half time their normal rate for alJ hour in exces of f rty (40) 

hour per week and eight (8) hours per day." 

o,v. THEREFORE On behalf of the President of the -nited 

t,tate I. Huah S. Johnson, do hereby find that sajcl amendment an l 

the Cod a. con tituted after being am nded complies in all re, pe t · 

with the pertinent provi ion , and will promote the policy and purposes of aid Title I of aid Act an l do hereb order hat ~ail 

amendment be and it is hereby approved, and that the previous 

approval of ·aid Code is hereby mo Efied to include an approval of 

aid Co le in it entir-ety a amended, uch approval and such a.menclment to take effect fift:Ben (15) day from the dat · hereof. unle ·s 

prior to that date good cau e to the contrary be shown to the 

Admini trator and the Administrator order otherwi._e. 

HuGH S. JoH ON. 

Ad1riinistrator for lndust ,·ial R co very. 

Approval recommended: 

A. R. GLANCY 

Di'vi.si-on Adm,inistrator. 

WASH! GTO T D.C. 

AprU 19, 1934. 

53631 °- - 482- 100- - :4 (1) 
REPORT TO THE PRESIDENT 

The PRESIDENT, 

The lV hite I-Jou e. 

Srn: The Code of Fair Competition for the vVashing and Ironing 

l\1achine Manufacturjng Indu. try, as approved by the Pre ident on 

November 4, 1933, provides in Article IV, Sub ection F. as follow : 

" ot later than February 1, 1934, the Administrator ·hall determine what rate of overtime pay shall be paid in this Industry on 

the basis of stati tics on overtime hours worked in the Industry to 

be furni heel by the Indu try to the Admini -trator not later than 

January 15, 1934.' 

The Deputy Administrator has recomm nded tl at the provisions 

of Article IV Section F of the above Co le, be tricken therefrom, 

and the following provision sub tituted therefor: 

' Employee permitted to work in excess of forty ( 40) hours per 

week and eight (8) hours per day under the provi ·ions of Section 

B, paragraph 1 and 3, of Article III shall be paid not le. s than 

one and on -half times their nornia1 rate for all hours in exce ·, · of 

:forty ( 40) hours per week and eight (8) hours per day." 

The purpo ·e of thi-S amendment is ba eel on the fu11clamental 

principles of the Act, an l encourages the mployment by employers 

of additional per onnel rather than such employers prolonging the 

daily or weekly working hours of those now employed by h m. 

FINDINGS 

The Deputy Adm.ini trator in hi· report to n1c on ·aid amendm nt 

to said Code having found as herein ·et forth and on the basis 

of the l)roceecling~ in this matter: 

I :find that : 

(a) The amendment to said Code and the Code as amended are 

well lesignecl to promote the policies and purposes of Title I of the 

National Industrial Recovery Act and will provide for the general 

welfare by pr motin':s the organization of industry for the I nrpos of 

cooperative a tion among trade groups, by indncino· and n ai.ntaining 

united action of lnbor and mnnao-ement uncl r aclequat gov rnrne11tal ·anction ancl uperYision, by eliminatino- unfair mp titive 

Ira tice ·, by promoting the fullest possibl utilization of th pre · nt 

pro lu tive capacity of th Indu 'trie~, by a:v icling undue re -tri ti ns 

of pro luction ( ex ·ept a· may be t mporarily required), by in rca ing 

th on umption of in lu trial ancl ao-ri ultural product thr ugh inr a ·ing purchasino· po,v r b3 r ducing and r lievino- un 1111 loyment, by improvino· tanclar l of labor, and by th rwisc r habilitating in <l ustry. 

(b) Th C c1 as an encl cl c mpli in all re~·p t with the pertin nt provic.: ion of aid Tit] of. aid A ·t, in · u lino· without lin itation 

'uh· ·ti.on (a) of c ·tion -, • '11b · tion (a) of Se tion 7 and Sub cction (b) f eciion 10 ther of. 

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( c) Th Am ndm nt and th de · amend d are not d igned 

t an l will not p rrnit monopolie or monopoli tic practic s. ( d) The Am n lm nt and th C de a· amended are not d . ·igned 

to an l will not liminat or oppr . mall enterpri. e · and will not 

perat to di rimina te again~ t them. 

(e) Tho enaa · din other t ps of the anomic proce s have not 

be n leprived of th right to b heard prior to apr roval of said 

mendm nt. 

F r th se r a on therefore, I ha-ve approYed the Amendment. 

Re pe tfully, 

pprov d Code o. 93.-Arneodment o. 1. 

Registry o. 139!>---1-11. 

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H GH S. JonNsoK, 

Ad11imistrator. 

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